Military funeral for Rockwell sparks protests by veterans group
Arlington Virginia AP reports a veterans group protested plans by the American Nazi party to bury George Lincoln Rockwell with full military honors at Culpeper National Cemetery. A defense department decision looms as John Patler faces a murder hearing after Rockwell was shot in Arlington County.
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Ohio sky dive tragedy leaves 14 missing over Lake Erie
Bodies recovered within half an hour were kept in a temporary morgue as officials searched a 100 square mile lake area for 14 missing jumpers. Helicopters, boats, and divers scoured 72 degree waters while survivors described a chaotic jump.
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Greek Canadians protest visiting King in Toronto
Several thousand Greek Canadians demonstrated Sunday against King Constantine for backing Greece s so called fascist military government. A mix of chants and placards denounced his stance as support for the regime.
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Psychiatric Hearing Ordered for John Patler in Rockwell Killing
John C. Patler 29 faces murder charges in the Rockwell case. A psychiatric hearing was ordered today with the preliminary hearing reset to August 31. A man named Eric Ray Wenberg 21 yelled you filthy assassin during the session. Wenberg, an Australian on a tourist visa, was identified by court officials and reportedly living near the Nazi party headquarters.
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Maine burial bid for Nazi’s father’s home linked rockwell
Rockwell’s family seeks burial near Boothbay Harbor Maine beside comrades in arms. The Nazi leader who once lived in Maine as a young advertising executive studied there, with his slain map’s brother Robert K. Rockwell among those cited in the local notice.
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Division over Yemen policy shadows Arab summit in Khartoum
Arab ministers meet in Khartoum to set summit agenda amid unity strains over Yemen civil war and Western ties. Egypt backs Yemen Republican regime. Boumedienne wary of moderates. several Arab states severed relations with Britain and the United States. Refugee repatriation to the West Bank lags with only 11,392 displaced returning by Sunday.
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Beatles manager Brian Epstein found dead in London home
Police investigated pill bottle contents at Epstein's Buckingham Palace area residence after his death at age 32. Friends say years of poor health and recent low spirits followed his father's death. The Beatles' contract renewal was near, and reports note no suicide notes were found.
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Foreign ministers discuss oil embargo at summit level
Foreign ministers argued the oil shipment embargo to the United States and Britain should be decided at summit level. Cairo reports of deeper Soviet involvement with the Yemeni conflict dampened hopes for settlement as Yemeni President Abdullah Al Sallal held secret talks in Yemen.
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Wilson reshapes Cabinet amid economic and Rhodesia tensions
London AP report says Prime Minister Wilson unveils a sweeping leadership shake up with about two dozen hires firings and promotions aimed at stabilizing the Labour government. Uncertainty surrounds Foreign Secretary George Brown and Chancellor James Callaghan while devaluation plans are denied. The crisis includes unemployment near 600000 and Rhodesia policy disputes.
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Cooler air brings clouds and possible showers in the southwest
The cooler air from the north has brought cloud to the southern half of the forecast district this morning. The cloud will persist today and a few showers could develop by evening. On Tuesday the air over the forecast district will be drier, giving mostly sunny skies.
Explosive Fire Hazard Prompts Cypress Hills Park Warning
Park Manager Andy Salus calls Cypress Hills Provincial Park fire danger explosive based on an aerial survey by Bill McDonald of the Fish and Game office. A brush fire near the park entrance burned about 35 acres of grassland as authorities urge extreme public caution. The season has been exceptionally dry, making the threat one of the most serious he has seen.
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